QR ordering · Split bills · iiko
The table orders.
Everyone pays their share.
Guests scan the code at their table, order straight to your kitchen through iiko, split the bill and pay from their phones. Your waiters serve instead of relaying orders.
Scan, order, done
One code per table. The menu opens in the browser with photos, modifiers and allergen warnings, in Armenian, English or Russian. The order lands in iiko like a waiter typed it.
One table, one session
Everyone at the table sees the same order in real time. A dish can be personal or shared; shared ones are split evenly among the people who opted in.
Ask for the bill
Asking for the bill freezes the split. From then on every guest sees exactly what they owe, and nobody’s number moves when a friend pays first.
Pay, tip, review
Each guest pays their share with a saved card or Apple Pay, or covers a friend. A tip and a review prompt follow, and the table closes itself in iiko.
How it works
From the first scan to a closed table
Ordering and paying are two phases with one door between them. That door is asking for the bill, the same act as asking a waiter for it.
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Scan the code at the table
No app and no account: a guest can order the moment the menu opens. If friends are already ordering at that table, the guest joins their session.
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Browse and add to the cart
Photos, descriptions, weights and modifiers straight from iiko. Guests who have set their allergens see a warning on the dishes that contain them.
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The order goes to the kitchen
Submitting the cart creates the iiko order, or adds to the table’s existing one. Anything a waiter adds in iiko shows up on the guests’ phones too.
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Order more, share what you like
The table keeps ordering on the same bill. Any dish can be marked shared and its price is split among the guests who opted in.
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Ask for the bill
One tap, or the waiter printing the bill in iiko. Ordering stops, the split is frozen, and everyone is told what they owe.
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Everyone pays their share
Saved card or Apple Pay, for yourself or for a friend. When the last share is paid, the order closes in iiko and the table is free.
Two service modes
Set per restaurant, not per table
A venue runs in one of two modes. Restaurant mode keeps the table-service rhythm; fast-food mode collapses ordering and paying into one tap.
Order now, pay when you ask for the bill
Table service the way it already works, minus the relay. The whole table shares one order and one bill.
- Everyone at the table joins one live session
- Shared dishes split evenly, personal ones stay personal
- Pay your own share or cover a friend’s
- Tip after paying, to a separate account
Pay first, then the kitchen starts
A lighter alternative to a kiosk: one code for the counter, every guest orders and pays from their own phone in parallel.
- Card payment and kitchen order in one step
- Each order is its own iiko order with its own status
- No queue at the counter, no extra hardware
- The guest’s screen closes when every order is done
AI waiter · in the Mivo app
A waiter who has read the whole menu
A per-guest chat that answers questions and composes orders. Every proposal is priced by the server with the same rules as a cart, so the card never lies.
Knows the whole menu
Every dish, price, weight, modifier and allergen from iiko, plus the guest’s allergens, diets and what the table has already ordered.
Composes real orders
“Dinner for six, no pork, under 40000֏” becomes a priced proposal. One tap adds it to the cart; required options are picked and stay adjustable.
Listens in three languages
Voice messages are transcribed in Armenian, English and Russian, so a guest can ask the way they would ask a waiter.
Tells you what it could not answer
Questions the menu data cannot settle, like “butter or oil?”, are collected for the restaurant. Once answered, the assistant uses the answer.
For the restaurant
Plugged into what you already run
No new terminal at the pass and no second menu to maintain. Mivo sits on top of iiko and your bank.
iiko stays the source of truth
- Menu, prices, modifiers and allergens are read from iiko; nothing is maintained twice
- Orders are created and extended in iiko, so the kitchen and reports see them as usual
- Dishes a waiter adds in iiko appear on the guests’ phones and in their bill
- Printing the bill in iiko freezes the split; closing the order closes the table
Money goes straight to your account
- Card payments through ConverseBank VPOS; Mivo never holds funds
- Two merchant accounts per restaurant: one for bills, one for tips
- Guests save a card once behind 3-D Secure; later payments are one tap
- Every share can be paid at most once, even if a guest double-taps
No account to start ordering
- A guest orders straight away; a phone number is verified by SMS before the first order goes out
- The menu is shown in Armenian, English or Russian
- Allergen warnings on dishes, based on what the guest flagged
- Registered guests get their order history and a receipt per visit
Card data never touches Mivo
- Card entry happens on the bank’s page; we keep only the masked number
- POS and bank credentials are encrypted at rest
- Prices are validated on the server against the iiko menu on every order
- Every bill-changing action is serialised, so two taps can never race
Pricing
Three plans, one conversation
Tell us how you serve and we will send a quote.
Starter
QR menu and ordering to the kitchen
Pro
Most popularPayments, split bills and tipping
Enterprise
Custom setup
FAQ
Questions restaurants ask first
No. Scanning the code opens the menu in the browser and a guest can order without an account. The Mivo app adds the AI waiter and push notifications for guests who want them.
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See a full order at your own table
We connect Mivo to your iiko and walk you through scan, order, split and pay.